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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1962

Page

3

Lima bean woes and garden timing from Iowa State expert

A Washington County extension column advises on lima bean success, warns against unadapted varieties, and explains planting depth and spacing. It covers insect pests in cabbage and potatoes, mulch to prevent crusting, and suggests ongoing succession plantings and suitable annuals for fall blooms.

Washington County Extension Office Ben Vance Iowa State University Vance

Heat in Space and Gracehill on Mild May Day

Gracehill diary notes Scott Carpenter day with heat and strong winds shaving tomato plants. Weather more temperate at 59 degrees, strawberries thriving while fruit trees show little bloom. Local social updates include visits by the Kindreds and Bacca laureate services, plus school closings at Mid Prairie Keota and Brighton with graduates and alumni events.

Gracehill Scott Carpenter Bill Kindred Howard Gingerich Coralville Jack Hudson Richard Magdefray Washington KennethVischer Mt. Pleasant Brighton Mid-Prairie Keota Sheryl Vodicka Betty Crocker Stanley Vodiecka Beth Wellman Max Nella Picken Lawrence Miksch

Donna Stout Named To Youth Office

Donna Stout is elected Youth Moderator of the southern district of Southeast Iowa Presbytery at a conference in Morning Sun. She will serve as Commissioner to the Youth Synod of Iowa Conference at Buena Vista College in Storm Lake in July.

Crawfordsville Donna Stout Iowa United Presbyterian Church Morning Sun Synod of Iowa Buena Vista College Storm Lake W. A. Orris Guthrie Center Tom Marsh Orris Icy George Marsh George Riverside Albert Navy Robert Rushing Kirksville Ill Rushing A. G Lease R. A. Zickefoose Glenn Anderson Ivor Davis Burlington C. B. Martin Ralph Davenport Martin Lease Zickefoose Anderson Davis Sunny Haven Dysart Bob Lauer Swedesburg Lillian Maxwell Merle Twinam C. Moorhead Harold Piercy Columbus Junction Maxwell Arvid Anderson Don Breisch H. J. Richard George Dare Howard Anderson

Douglas Resigns As Richland School Head

T J Douglas resigns as acting principal of Richland school to take a similar post in Delta. Charles McClure named to replace him. he has taught in Brighton and Ollie. Mrs Kermit Oswalt resigns as first grade teacher. Mrs Richard Fritchen to fill. Other staff details include new and returning teachers, a summer Bible school, and Memorial Day park service plans in Richland.

Richland T. J. Douglas Delta Charles McClure Brighton Ollie Kermit Oswalt Keota Richard Fritchen Oswalt Wilma Morrison Ruth Hoff Ray Ward Chalmers Hoskins Dean Wilmer Raymond Hadley Levi van Dyke Wim. Sable Leo Kepler Fairfield Dean Witmer Perry Woodward School Lynne Steel Keokuk County Izaak Walton League Guida Stempel Richland United Methodist-Christian Bible Frederic Harris The Methodist Church Commercial Club American Legion Harold Greeson Bo Young A. Joe Kelly Joe Lopez Homer Dressler

Miss VFW Contest Underway for Riverside Event

Riverside reports nineteen high school girls entered the Miss VFW of 1962 contest led by chairwoman Cora Waldschmidt. The winner will be named June 30 before the Main Street parade and June 29 30 celebration sponsored by VFW Post 6414 and local businessmen.

Marge Luckey Riverside Cora Waldschmidt Main St VFW Post Steve Dautremont Janet L@mn Michael Old Finkbine Iowa City New Civic Center

All Purpose Room Can Be Parlor

The all purpose front room serving as living room family room library and dining room can become a formal parlor with two drapery and rug sets for everyday and Sunday use. Slipcovers in dressy fabrics finish the transformation as Burlington Industries showed at the International Home Furnishings Show.

Chicago UPI Burlington Industries

Voting House Moves to New Haven Cemetery Lawn

In Cedar Rapids the Dutch Creek Two voting house is being moved to the New Haven Cemetery site on its lawn for the June 4 voting. A crew led by Bob Waterhouse Jim Conklin Walter Sheets and Max Waterhouse handles the move while Bill Hazelett and the Hazelett family and Eugene Engel hosted and hosted visitors.

Cedar Rapids Dutch Creek Two New Haven Cemetery Bob Waterhouse Jim Clifford Conklin Walter Sheets Max Waterhouse Bill Hazelett Paul Hazeletts Paul Hazelett Eugene Engel

Price No True Gauge to Quality Of Wines

wine expert Al Brett at Haraszthy winery says taste defines quality not price. He notes some fine wines come from abundant grapes, while rare grapes justify higher prices. aging, production and shipping raise consumer cost. He warns corked wine must be kept and warns of perishable table wines, with dessert wines lasting longer.

Sonoma Calif UPI al Brett Here Brett Haraszthy Buena Vista Vineyards California Count Agoston Haraszthy The Wine Institute, Industry Association For California Vintners Institute Marjorie Lumm Buena Vista

Transforming a Room With Durable Blue Green Decor

A narrow stripe and prints in blue and green set a washable theme for a family living room. Decor includes a Directoire style adaption with gold and melon formal accents, gold jacquard damask draperies, melon chairs, rose matelasse sofa, and a gold pouf rug.

Directoire

Wax Offers Rust Protection For Chrome Trim Items

A UPI item reports that applying wax to chrome trim on kitchen chairs and tables prevents rust. The tip notes a glow in the dark switch plate aids locating switches at night and suggests ironing monograms on linens on a large folded bath towel.

United Press International

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